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Call of Duty: WWII Game Pass Multiplayer Shut Down After Hacking Incident – What Fresno, CA Gamers Should Know

Gamers in Fresno, California, and across the country are facing disappointment as Call of Duty: WWII multiplayerhas been taken offline on Xbox Game Pass and the Microsoft Store due to major security concerns.

Originally launched in 2017, Call of Duty: WWII has remained a popular online multiplayer shooter. However, the newly released Game Pass version has reportedly been compromised by hackers. The game has now been offline for over a week, following widespread complaints of cheating and a potentially serious remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability, which may have allowed hackers to take control of players’ PCs—though this claim remains unconfirmed.

While the Steam, Xbox, and PlayStation versions of Call of Duty: WWII are still online and functioning, the Game Pass and Microsoft Store versions remain shut down as Microsoft investigates the breach. This issue comes at a time when Microsoft is already under scrutiny due to a recent wave of corporate layoffs and increased investment in AI development.

For Fresno gamers wondering why they can’t access COD: WWII multiplayer on Game Pass, it’s not your connection—the shutdown is real and ongoing. Until further notice, players are advised to stick to console or Steam versions of the game for a safe and secure experience.

Stay tuned for updates on Call of Duty multiplayer issues, especially if you’re gaming in Fresno, CA, and rely on Game Pass for your PC gaming.